Hi Terry, what did you use to fire the LED. I was going to use a variac to
power a small LED next, not sure if I need any resistors or anything.
However, I do have some large LED bulbs that run on 120 VAC (replacements
for old incandescent bulbs) that I was going to try as well.
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 9:11 AM Terry Oxandale <Toxandale@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> When I built my phase controller, I used an LED. Even the florescent tubes
> allows one to barely see the phasing, but the LED next to reference mark on
> the wheel worked better.
>
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> I'm getting ready to build my phase controller to control my new SRSG. I
> thought I've heard of others use an automotive ignition timing light to
> strobe and watch the phasing, but I can't get mine to trigger off a 60Hz
> source. Can anyone offer some advice here?
> ~Dan
> Kansas City area
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